
Search Engine and Browser Privacy for Lawyers (10/19/23)
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Web browsers and search engines store and track large amounts of user data. The erosion of online privacy has been gradual and subtle over the years, but it has significant implications for lawyers whose search histories and web activity likely reveal much information about their work and clients. DuckDuckGo is a search engine that has long promised greater privacy. The company recently launched a web browser that offers the same promise. How seriously should you take this promise, and is it worth abandoning your current web browser and preferred search engine to use DuckDuckGo? In this seminar, we’ll break down what the platform actually offers and how much benefit it might provide to lawyers looking to increase their online privacy so that they might better protect their sensitive data (and that of their clients).
Speaker:
Anne Haag is a Practice Management Advisor at the Chicago Bar Association. Anne worked as a patent paralegal at a Chicago IP firm before arriving at the CBA in 2017 as the Law Practice Management and Technology department’s trainer/coordinator. She is also a certified crisis counselor and volunteers as a patient advocate in the ER. She is currently working towards her Masters in Social Work through the University of Illinois Chicago in hopes of becoming a licensed mental health professional.
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Chat: Open in-meeting chat, allowing you to send chat messages to and send a message to the host, panelists, and attendees (if permitted). Question & Answer: Open the Q&A window, allowing you to ask questions to the host and panelists. They can either reply back to you via text in the Q&A window or answer your question live.
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